Revisions to Reputation related badges exist and are attainable on MSU

replaced http://meta.superuser.com/ with https://meta.superuser.com/

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Quoting any child meta site's /reputation:

Reputation on this per-site meta is derived entirely from the main site; nothing to show.

Which is consistent with what's shown as part of the user info: main site reputation.

Additionally, /users does not have a reputation page, it instead displays activity which counts upvotes and accepts:

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On a user's profile, there is no reputation tab (first screenshot), as on the main site (second screenshot, fourth from the right).

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On the other hand, reputation badges exist and are attainable:

That last badge has been awarded five times so far on Meta.SU, most recently in August most recently in August

The badges on "reputation-less" child meta sites make no sense at all from a user's POV. While there are badges, and they can be awarded, there is neither a reputation tab in the user profile, nor a /reputation history. I don't believe for one second that this, as a whole, was deliberately designed this way, and if it was, it should be changed.

This should be fixed e.g. by completely deleting the relevant badges from the child meta sites.

Quoting any child meta site's /reputation:

Reputation on this per-site meta is derived entirely from the main site; nothing to show.

Which is consistent with what's shown as part of the user info: main site reputation.

Additionally, /users does not have a reputation page, it instead displays activity which counts upvotes and accepts:

enter image description here

On a user's profile, there is no reputation tab (first screenshot), as on the main site (second screenshot, fourth from the right).

enter image description here

On the other hand, reputation badges exist and are attainable:

That last badge has been awarded five times so far on Meta.SU, most recently in August

The badges on "reputation-less" child meta sites make no sense at all from a user's POV. While there are badges, and they can be awarded, there is neither a reputation tab in the user profile, nor a /reputation history. I don't believe for one second that this, as a whole, was deliberately designed this way, and if it was, it should be changed.

This should be fixed e.g. by completely deleting the relevant badges from the child meta sites.

Quoting any child meta site's /reputation:

Reputation on this per-site meta is derived entirely from the main site; nothing to show.

Which is consistent with what's shown as part of the user info: main site reputation.

Additionally, /users does not have a reputation page, it instead displays activity which counts upvotes and accepts:

enter image description here

On a user's profile, there is no reputation tab (first screenshot), as on the main site (second screenshot, fourth from the right).

enter image description here

On the other hand, reputation badges exist and are attainable:

That last badge has been awarded five times so far on Meta.SU, most recently in August

The badges on "reputation-less" child meta sites make no sense at all from a user's POV. While there are badges, and they can be awarded, there is neither a reputation tab in the user profile, nor a /reputation history. I don't believe for one second that this, as a whole, was deliberately designed this way, and if it was, it should be changed.

This should be fixed e.g. by completely deleting the relevant badges from the child meta sites.

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edited Feb 10, 2012 at 16:32

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ThereQuoting any child meta site's /reputation:

Reputation on this per-site meta is derived entirely from the main site; nothing to show.

Which is consistent with what's shown as part of the user info: main site reputation.

Additionally, /users does not have a reputation page, it instead displays activity which counts upvotes and accepts:

enter image description here

On a user's profile, there is no reputation tab (first screenshot), as on Meta Super Userthe main site (second screenshot, after allfourth from the right).

Three badges are awarded for reaching enter image description here

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On the dailyother hand, reputation capbadges exist and are attainable:

MortarboardLegendary
EpicEpic
LegendaryMortarboard

Mortarboard That last badge has been awarded repeatedlyfive times so far on Meta.SU, the last timemost recently in August

The badges on "reputation-less" child meta sites make no sense at all from a user's POV. While there are badges, and they can be awarded, there is neither a reputation tab in August 2011the user profile, nor a /reputation history. I don't believe for one second that this, as a whole, was deliberately designed this way, and if it was, it should be changed.

enter image description here This should be fixed e.g. by completely deleting the relevant badges from the child meta sites.

There is reputation on Meta Super User, after all.

Three badges are awarded for reaching the daily reputation cap:

Mortarboard
Epic
Legendary

Mortarboard has been awarded repeatedly, the last time in August 2011.

enter image description here

Quoting any child meta site's /reputation:

Reputation on this per-site meta is derived entirely from the main site; nothing to show.

Which is consistent with what's shown as part of the user info: main site reputation.

Additionally, /users does not have a reputation page, it instead displays activity which counts upvotes and accepts:

enter image description here

On a user's profile, there is no reputation tab (first screenshot), as on the main site (second screenshot, fourth from the right).

enter image description here

On the other hand, reputation badges exist and are attainable:

That last badge has been awarded five times so far on Meta.SU, most recently in August

The badges on "reputation-less" child meta sites make no sense at all from a user's POV. While there are badges, and they can be awarded, there is neither a reputation tab in the user profile, nor a /reputation history. I don't believe for one second that this, as a whole, was deliberately designed this way, and if it was, it should be changed.

This should be fixed e.g. by completely deleting the relevant badges from the child meta sites.